TL;DR
Doppelmayr closed its 2025/26 business year with revenue up 9.1 percent to 1.3 billion euros, driven by projects including the Big Sky Explorer Gondola, Deer Valley's Mayflower East Village Gondola, and the first TRI-Line installation at Hoch-Ybrig. Headcount grew too, with the ropeway manufacturer now employing almost 4,000 people worldwide.
The world's largest ropeway manufacturer just posted its second straight year of steep growth.
Doppelmayr Group closed its 2025/26 business year with revenue up 9.1 percent to 1.3 billion euros, continuing a run of growth for the manufacturer despite what the company describes as a demanding international market.
A year of major projects across three continents
The year covered April 2025 through March 2026 and included 109 ropeway systems and 45 logistics projects completed across 25 countries. That follows a 2024/25 business year in which revenue grew 13.19 percent to roughly 1.2 billion euros, meaning the manufacturer has now posted double-digit or near-double-digit growth in consecutive years.
Headcount rose alongside revenue, climbing 5.4 percent to 3,987 full-time-equivalent employees worldwide - itself an increase on the 7.5 percent workforce growth reported the previous year. Doppelmayr does not publish separate profit figures alongside its revenue results.
